Luyện nghe bài hát DVD - Royal Forester

I am a forester of this
As you may see,
It's the of your maidenhead
That I would from thee.

After verse:
me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an.

He's taken her by the hand,
And by the sleeve,
He's lain her upon her back
And no man's leave.

Now since you've lain me young man
You must me up again,
And since you've had will on me,
Come tell to me name.

Some call me Jim, some me John,
it's all the same,
But I'm in the king's hight court
is my name.

She being a good
She's it over again,
Erwilian, that's a word,
But Willy is name.

Now when he his name pronounced,
He mounted his horse,
She's up her petticoat
And followed all her force.

He and she ran
A summer day,
Until they came by the
That's called the Tay.

The water too deep my love,
I'm afraid you wade,
But he'd ridden his horse well in
She was on the side.

She went up to the king's door,
She and she went in,
Said one of your chancellor's me,
And he's me right and clean.

Has he robbed you of mantle,
Has he robbed you of ring,
No he's me of my maidenhead
And I can't find.

If he be a man
Then hanged he be,
And if he be a man
He marry thee.

This couple got married,
They in Huntley town,
the Earl of Airlie's daughter,
And the blacksmith's son.